RickJames

I blame Drew.

I donated $50 last week. I thought I was doing a good thing and felt good about it. Now, thanks to Fez, I feel like a piece of crap.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/news/story?id=1954643 This may have been discussed already. I was away for the holidays. It is a damn shame more players don't care as much about the game and the league as he does.

18,000 more than JP donated.

1. Lost 2. 24 3. Deadwood 4. Sopranos 5. Chappelle

You'll get your wish next September.

Who cares what his personality is like. Bills fans will start to run him out of town after his first 2 interception game.

What jersey did you own before Bledsoe? Johnson, Flutie, Cowart? How about doing us your Bills fans a favor and not jinxing the new guy.

Nobody is ignoring it. It is just so painfully obvious that it does need to be pointed out and the media sees that. It isn't about who is running the show, it is about the victims.

#2 just means we are the first loser. I blame Bledsoe.

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Have you ever been in a Turkish prison?

Forget about the curve ball Ricky, give him the heater.

It is hard to tell. Does the second team offense really have a #1 reciever?

Its Drew fault that the Bills can't pick up two guys rushing off the end just as he is about to throw the ball. And the real question we should ask ourselves is WHY CAN'T DREW LEARN TO KICK A FRIGGIN FIELD GOAL. I mean he is supposed to be an athlete right? A buddy of mine got a ding in the door of his truck after the Bills game. If Drew would have recovered the onside kick then the person parked next to him would never have left the game 60 seconds earlier and the ding would have never happened. There is also a "rumor", although I think it is FACT, that Drew is responcible for the NHL labor dispute. BASTARD!

His first year 8-8, in a PASS happy offense. He broke a majority of the Buffalo Bills single season passing records and went to the probowl. His second year here was defenitely a down year. Now he posts a 9-7 record in a RUN oriented offense, with respectable stats. Your arguement holds no water. Take of the blinders and listen up, you can't argue with me, I'm Rick James b--ch!

Yeah. Not like Bledsoe is #10 all time in career passing yardage at the ripe old age of 32 or anything. Funny how a Superbowl ring in the twilight of your career can change the perception of being a career choke artist.

These stats belong to none other than the immortal John Elway. You don't even want to see his sack totals. Just something to chew on for all the Buffalo experts.

G Att Comp Yards TDs Int Rating 11 259 123 1663 7 14 54.9 23 years old 15 380 214 2598 18 15 76.8 24 years old 16 605 327 3891 22 23 70.2 25 years old 16 504 280 3485 19 13 79 26 years old 12 410 224 3198 19 12 83.4 27 years old 15 496 274 3309 17 19 71.4 28 years old 15 416 223 3051 18 18 73.7 29 years old 16 502 294 3526 15 14 78.5 30 years old 16 451 242 3253 13 12 75.4 31 years old 12 316 174 2242 10 17 65.7 32 years old Look at the stats for this joker his first 10 years in the league. No wonder they drafted a QB in the first round to groom as his replacement when he was 32. This guy is a friggin joke.

Really? You might want to check his career stats. He was ALWAYS mistake prone until the twilight of his career.

The FUNNIEST thing about this thread is everybody was crying and saying the EXACT same thing about John Elway. His career turned out ok. Remeber in 1992 everybody was saying he was washed up and couldn't win the big one? Then they drafted Tommy Maddox to groom as his replacement in the 1st round. Can some of the great football minds here who know more than the GMs and coaches tell me how that turned out?